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One of the things I’ve been struggling with during this whole remodel process is the fact that I just can’t go outside and garden anytime I feel like it. And it’s starting to wear on my nerves. I’m getting cranky. Really, really, cranky. For starters, it’s fall, which means the daylight hours for working outside Read More >>
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National Geographic recently featured an article about Tristam Stuart–a man out of the U.K. committed to reducing food waste across Europe and America. Stuart started his campaign against food waste unknowingly when he was only 15. He wanted to raise pigs for a little extra money, and to keep food costs low, he fed them Read More >>
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Ahh Tuesday, I’m so glad you’re here. Yesterday was a total mess and by around 3pm I was on the phone with Chino the Handyman pretty much having a nervous breakdown. Poor Chino. It felt like nothing was going right. The cook top took 3 hours to install… then when it was time to hook Read More >>
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Even though I don’t make a weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from. Here are a few recipes from my recipe collection I thought you might like: Breakfast Ideas Cashew Almond Bars – These are like kind bars, only way more Read More >>
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While I was away the hardwood floors and kitchen countertops were installed. As you can see there is cardboard covering the high traffic areas but you can still get the overall feel of how the floor will look when all the work is done and the workers have packed up and gone home. {Only a Read More >>
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